Scarlett and Renee

Scarlett Johansson, American actress (born on November 22nd, 1985 New York City New York) has received acclaim for her acting abilities across various genres from the period dramas through thrillers to action films. Johansson is the daughter of an architect and producer was raised as a child in New York City. Her twin brother Hunter were the youngest siblings of four. From a young age she discovered a love for acting and began auditioning commercials at the age seven. In a brief time span beginning her study in the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Later on, the Professional Children's School was opened in Manhattan. Her debut came as a film actress in North (1994) at the age of nine. When she was eight years old, she starred alongside Ethan Hawke on Off-Broadway in Sophistry. Johansson was later seen on screen in Just Cause, but she was first seen in Manny & Lo, a film that follows orphaned siblings as they run away. The Horse Whisperer (1998) Johansson, who plays a teenaged girl with facial disfigurement, received praise from critics. Then she was hailed for her role as the cynical teenage Rebecca In Ghost World. Renee felice smith..........................Renee Felice Smith is an American actress writer producer and director. She gained fame for her portrayal of Nell Jones on the CBS hit series NCIS Los Angeles. The award-winning actress has been among the principal cast members of the show. She is an experienced stage actress in addition to appearing in the show. Her performances have been spectacular in shows like Wildflower. Renee Felice Smith entered the realm of entertainment when she was very young. When she was a kid she fell in love with acting. Smith found her first role as an actor at age six with the help of her parents. Smith was in an Dannon TV commercial. The same as other newbie actresses in her position She honed her craft on stage. While working on different projects around the USA she also had her stage debut with Wildflower. She was a student at the Stonestreet Studios Conservatory part of the New York University's Tisch School of the Arts'.